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March for Jesus
Click the image above to visit the March for Jesus website and learn about the upcoming march in June of 2010 in Calgary.
Street Church Comic
Click here to open the downloadable pdf of the comic. Please feel free to download print and distribute as many copies of the comic as you would like. Also, we have printed copies available upon request. Please call 403-607-4434 for details.
Free DVD
The above DVD is freely available for anyone who wants a copy. It can be picked up at any Street event. To see a short preview, click here.
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- Court Injunction against Christians marching in Stampede
- Preacher barred from Stampede route
- Street preacher banned from Stampede parade
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Wow, Wow, Wow! Marching for Jesus is Something We We'll Never ForgetWhat an amazing time in the Lord! You know how it says in the word that the natural mind cannot discern or understand the things of the Spirit? It's true. And truly it is hard to put spiritual things into natural words. The March for Jesus was just like that. |
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| Saturday, 28 November 2009 | |
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Street Church Ministries in Calgary has released a comic book called Back 2 the Streets. It presents the life story of Artur Pawlowski, who had a violent background but came to faith in Christ and then founded Street Church Ministries. The book is intended to be the first of a series of comics; future books will portray stories of people impacted by the ministry. The books will be used to reach out to other people on the streets.
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